Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Sep 6, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 35.

Our Work and Workers

By Editor

A CHURCH of ten members has been organized at Sallisaw, Oklahoma.

IN Southern California general interest has been manifested in several tent efforts held there this summer. Fully a thousand persons have regularly attended these nightly meetings, and oftentimes many more. The results are that 135 have taken their stand for the truth.

TWO TENTS have been pitched for a Hindu school near Hamilton, California. There are three camps of about twenty-five men each, who are anxious for a winter school; but altho they have little time to attend now, much interest is manifested and many are joining the classes conducted by Brother R. F. Chapman.

ONE year ago the church membership in Southern California was 2,319. June 30, 1910, it was 2,750, an increase of 431. Of these 179 were added by baptism, some by former baptism, and the rest by letter. Forty-five have been baptized since June 30. Four new churches have been organized during the year, and three church buildings have been erected.